The space for your own ears inside the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 is comparatively lush. The difference is that the outer sides of the ear cups on this model have a rubber coating and thus a slightly more pleasant feel when you hold the headset in your hand. The Nova 3 also relies on a matte-black and plain plastic casing, inwardly rotatable ear cups and a ski goggle headband. What was true for the cheaper model also applies to the mid-range headset to the same extent. Since, at least from a visual point of view, with the exception of the RGB lighting and the USB-C port, nothing has changed in the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3, I refer at this point to my SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1 review, in which I described the design and workmanship in detail. Excellent wearing comfort thanks to low weight and good space.Convincing workmanship despite plastic construction.From a technical and sound perspective, however, there are no other differences between the Nova 1 and Nova 3, at least on paper. In addition, the Arctis Nova 3 features customizable RGB lighting in two zones on the outside of the ear cups, which you can also control directly on the headset. USB-C to 3.5mm analog cable (1.2 meter length).USB-C to USB-A adapter/extension cable (1.5 meter length).USB-C to USB-C main cable (1.2 meters long).

You will find the necessary cables in the scope of delivery, besides the gaming stickers. In short: The connectivity is the same as in the case of the cheaper model, but goes even further thanks to the modern USB-C port. However, the big difference is that you can also add a USB-A port and a 3.5 mm jack port to the USB-C cable using the included extension cables. In contrast, the more expensive Arctis Nova 3 connects to PC, Mac, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch consoles via USB.

Auch beim SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 gibt’s einen Sticker-Bogen dazu.

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